Brain Metastasis

Cancer that has spread to the brain from elsewhere — modern treatment can control it effectively.

In brief

A secondary tumour that has spread to the brain from a cancer elsewhere
The most common type of brain tumour in adults
May cause headaches, seizures or neurological changes
Diagnosed on MRI, alongside staging of the primary cancer
Treated with surgery, stereotactic radiosurgery and systemic therapy

A detailed information sheet on Brain Metastasis is currently being prepared. In the meantime, Mr Russell welcomes the opportunity to discuss your diagnosis and treatment options with you.

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